Rose Hill Golf Club is popular among golf enthusiasts as one of the most ideal golf vacation destination in the Low Country. Considered a classic course in Buffton, South Carolina, this 18-hole masterpiece is set among the Live Oaks of Rose Hill Plantation. It features trees draped in Spanish Moss, shimmering natural and man-made bodies of water as well as an abundant wildlife.

Designed by Gene Hamm and built in 1982, this semi-private golf vacation destination comes with tree-lined fairways and strategically positioned bunkers to give golfers a fair challenge. Rose Hill Golf Club is a tale of two nines course composed of five sets of tees ranging from Temptation (6,961 yards) to American Beauty (5,137 yards). Other tees include Braveheart (6,671 yards), Fair Play (6,281 yards), and Silver Moon (5,732 yards). This club offers state-of-the-art practice facilities that include a driving range, putting green and two practice holes. An on-site golf expert is also available to help amateurs in the sport. Apart from these, visitors to this site can also take advantage of professionally stocked golf shop and a full service dining facility.

The first nines at Rose Hill Golf Club comes with a few doglegs and a parade of straight holes. Flags are visibly positioned right behind its bunkers, giving players a more challenging game. The greens and fairways around these areas opens opportunities for par or better. Meanwhile, its back nines feature more doglegs and more bunkers. These areas also contain more water and more trees; hence it requires more precision and more patience.

In general, Rose Hill Golf Club is an open course that helps every golfer improve his strategy and execution in the game. It is a golfer’s haven that allows every player an opportunity to perfect his craft in the sport. In addition, it offers reasonably priced golf vacation packages, making it one of South Carolina’s most visited golf course.